If you opt to link your Facebook account with your Bing log-in, searching for the name of one of your Facebook friends in Bing brings up a link to that person's entire profile in your results.

Microsoft rolled out on February 22 of a new Bing feature known as Linked Pages, which allows users to choose links related to them to appear in their search results. The new option is in beta and ...

This message will appear the next five times users run a search at Bing. Users must also be logged into Facebook in order for Bing to use their Facebook information, Microsoft says. Facebook ...

Starting Monday afternoon, Bing's search results began varying depending on whether the person making a request is logged into Facebook's online social network at the same time. For example ...

The latest Bing update includes a separate search ... It only works when users are signed into Facebook. Once logged in, the column on the right finds friends that might know something about ...

Facebook users will see Web pages their friends like popping up when they launch a Bing search while logged into the social networking site. Further, when Facebook users search for their friends ...

Bing Webmaster Tools now lets you log in using your Google account, Facebook account or your Microsoft login. This is to help make it easier for webmasters to log into their toolset. Here is what ...

I like the “That’s you!” description for my own listing. As I’m logged into Facebook via Bing, it knows who I am. As with the Liked Results section, the people results can move around.

Detailed on the official Bing Search Blog earlier this week, Bing social team senior program manager Ian Lin announced the launch of a new Bing feature that allows users to browse through friend ...

Bing’s use of Facebook data in its search results is nothing new – in October last year the two companies announced that search results would draw on the “like” data of friends to ...